There is no other major government examination in India that overlaps with the NEET syllabus to provide similar careers in the medical field. NEET is, however the gateway to medical and dental colleges in the country.

In case you wish to pursue other fields of science, here are your options:

1. Engineering:

JEE Main: This examination offers entry to engineering colleges, providing a vast number of courses in engineering.

2. Other Related Health Sciences:

B.Sc Nursing: Eligibility criteria differ for this course, such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English

B.Pharm: This could be pursued after 12th with PCB

B.Sc Biotechnology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, etc: These are courses one takes if a person interested in the life sciences and other related studies.

Note:

Eligibility: Remember that eligibility criteria differ for courses and universities.

Entrance Exams: Prepare for entrance exams that are related to NEET, JEE Main, or whichever the university-specific tests may be.

Guidance Counseling: Participate in the process of counseling to get a seat in the preferred college and course.

If you hold an ardent passion for a career in the healthcare sector, keep researching and consider the following options like research or pharmaceutical industry or public health.

Hello Samrat,

Yes, some institutes conduct separate admission tests apart from NEET for specific medical or paramedical courses. Examples include:

• AIIMS Nursing Entrance Exam for B.Sc. Nursing.
  
  
• JIPMER Entrance Exam (now merged with NEET for MBBS but may have separate exams for other courses).
  
  
• Manipal Entrance Test (MET) for courses like Pharmacy or Allied Health Sciences.
  
  
• Amrita Entrance Examination for allied health and paramedical programs.

Career360 provides detailed guidance on such exams, including updates, syllabus, eligibility, and preparation tips. Check their website for the latest information.

Below is the link to the Careers360 official website.

Link: https://www.careers360.com/

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

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Search for "Apply Online" or "Registration"

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You could always refer to the official website of the conducting authority of your entrance exam for the latest information regarding your application process for your specific entrance exam.

For example, when you wish to take a course depending on how much you are interested in pursuing a career through JEE Main, you approach the main official website of NTA. The same applies to NEET, as you have to log in to the main official website of NBE.

A score of 149 in NEET may not guarantee entry into a government dental college, not to say a first-grade one. You still stand chances with private dental colleges.

What do you do?

The Cutoff Trends: Look at the last year cut off score for NEET for private dental colleges in your state or region. This would tell you how likely your chances are of getting admission.

State Quota Seats: If you are domicile of any state, you can check the cut-off for government and private dental college specific to that state. The cutoff scores for State Quota seats are generally low compared to All India Quota.

Private Colleges: Most private dental colleges admit candidates with lower NEET scores. However, the fees in private colleges are generally higher.

Explore Other Options: If the seat in dentistry does not work out, then you could consider other healthcare-related courses like B. Sc Nursing, B. Pharm, or B. Sc. Microbiology.

Remember: NEET cut-offs change every year based on one or several factors such as applicant's strength, levels of difficulty in examination and availability of seats.

It is always wise to update oneself on the latest information and seek advice from academic counselors or other experts before settling for a final decision.

Mainly it's depends on paper difficulty and number of candidates appeared for NEET exam which is more than 23 lakh. if you belong to sc category it might be easier to you .As you can see this year tremendous jump of Cut off from 620 to 655 for general category And even some General category students can't get government College seat at this score.

If the same scenario happens next year, the safe score would be 560 plus for sc category.

So ,to the conclusion, for sc category, the safe mark would be between 560 to 660.

You can get all updates of NEET 2025 exam here

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet

Better aim for 600+ marks . All the best !

Yes, you can get a seat depending on the cut-off mark but in non clinical post at this rank.if you are satisfied with this go ahead or you can do is try next year and achieve good rank for clinical.

Keep trying till the last round and you'll definitely make it. Make sure you enter the right colleges during option entry with the priority according to their cut-off rank and availability of seats.

Keep trying! Don't give up.

Best of luck :)

While scoring 600+ in NEET isn't an easy achievement, especially from a backdrop of zero, its obtainability will depend on how hard one can work and plan through a strategy.

Here's how you do it:

1. Setting Realistic Goals:

Short-term Goals: Have a specific number in mind and deconstruct the target goal into smaller chunks, for example, complete one chapter or topic each day.

Long-term Goals: Target to cover entire syllabus with a specific date.

2. Study Plan Making:

Time Distribution: Give specific time slots to each subject with your strength and weakness.

Prioritization of Topics: Identify high-weightage topics and focus on those.

Regular Revision: Plan regular revision sessions to enforce your understanding.

3. Effective Techniques for Studying: Active involvement of the subject matter with the help of some techniques like summarizing, mind mapping, or even teaching it to others.

Practice Regularly: Practice several MCQs from previous year's papers and mock tests.

Join a Test Series: Join a test series so that you can track your progress and may know where exactly to improve.

4. Get Help:

Seek the help of perfect teachers or mentors who will give valuable insights and strategies.

Join online forums and communities: Interact with other NEET aspirants and share knowledge and experiences.

5. Take Care of Yourself:

Healthy Lifestyle: Get ample sleep, nutrition, and exercise to keep yourself fit both physically and mentally.

Stress Management: Try to relax by practicing meditation or yoga to avoid stress and anxiety.

Sample Daily Routine:

Presession (6-8 AM): Revision of what was learnt the previous day

Session (9 AM - 1 PM): Grasp a new concept or practice questions.

Afternoon Session Time (1-2 PM): Take rest, hit the gym, or a hobby.

Afternoon Session (2-6 PM): Revision or practice tests.

Evening Session (7-10 PM): Important concepts revision and mock tests

Actually, you should be devoted to your dreams. Focus hard, work hard, and believe in yourself.

More Tips:

Positive Thinking: This indeed is a major factor for performance.

Time Management: This would be very crucial to study the whole syllabus.

Healthy Lifestyle: Sleep, Nutrition, and Exercise.

Just don't waste time and search for some teachers, mentors or tutors without delay in case you are facing some issues.

Therefore, by adhering to these guidelines and sticking consistently to your studies, you would surely get a good score in NEET 2025.

Hello aspirant,

NEET registration for the 2025 exam is open from December to January of that year. The official bulletin issued by NTA will announce the NEET 2025 registration date.

Additionally, if needed, candidates will have the chance to edit or change the information on their NEET application forms. NEET is the largest and only medical entrance exam in India, with an estimated 20 lakh students taking it, underscoring its importance in the field of medical education.

For complete information, you can visit our site through following link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-2025

Thank you

Hope it helps you

Here are the steps to retrieve your lost NEET 2019 scorecard:

Check your Email: Look through your email inbox. Don't forget the spam and promotions folder. There must be an email from NTA mentioning regarding NEET 2019 result or scorecard.

Visit the NTA Website:

Go the official website of NTA.

Look for the section called "NEET".

Look if link is there for download scorecards of previous years. You may be required to provide your application number, birth date and security pin.

Contact NTA Helpdesk:

Send your complaint to the NTA helpdesk through their website or helpline number. Brief your problem clearly and ask for their aid to obtain your scorecard.   Don't forget to remember to be able to offer all your NEET application number, your roll number and other details to them.

If you still cannot retrieve your scorecard by above options, then, you may make use of these alternatives:

Apply through RTI Application: You can apply for an RTI, i.e., a Right to Information application to NTA to get a copy of your scorecard. This, in any case, would be a time-consuming process, but somehow, could be useful.

Contact your coaching institute or college: They would probably have a copy of your scorecard or could help you get it from the NTA.

Don't lose hope and keep trying an attempt to get back your scorecard. Keep trying different ways and don't shy away from taking legal help from the concerned authorities.

Hello,

A score of 450 in the NEET might enable you to get admission to AGMC according to your category, state quota, and annual cutoffs. Generally, 450 marks could probably be competitive under state quotas; however, it might not necessarily guarantee a seat under the All India Quota.

Using the Careers360 NEET College Predictor is one way of ascertaining the chances. The application will consider NEET scores, category, home state, and previous years' trends to give an estimate of which colleges a student might qualify for. It is simply a case of filling in details on the Careers360 website, and it churns out a list of potential colleges - in this case, AGMC.

Regarding the fees, it is pretty low and being a government medical college, the tuition fee is about 30,000-50,000 for a year. Add to that all other expenses towards hostels, exams etc may hike it to around 60,000-70,000 per year. For more latest updates you may refer to the website of AGMC or call up their office for admission.